Adobe Gallery Blog Paintings

J. D. Roybal grew up under the artistic influence of his well-known uncle, Awa Tsireh. Early in his education, he studied at St. Catherine's School...

Romando Vigil's Tewa name, Tse Ye Mu means "Falling in Water" or "Falling Cloud." He was born in January 1902 at San Ildefonso Pueblo. He painted ...

Ascensión Trujillo lived only to the age of 26 years so he probably did not produce very many paintings. This is the only one we have ever had in ...

Arthur William Hall was a Texan by birth but spent his childhood in Oklahoma and Virginia. He attended the Chicago Art Institute, where he met his ...

Jackson Morley Hensley is a native New Mexican, having been born in Portales. After a brief stint in New York City from 1959 to 1965, where he stud...

Adobe Gallery had a long relationship with Tommy Edward Montoya. We featured him as one of our primary artists at the Albuquerque gallery for a num...

"One of the most dynamic, imaginative, and gifted of Southwest Indian Artists."—Clara Lee Tanner, 1973.

Tsihnahjinnie has portrayed a scene often enacted on the Navajo Reservation. Perhaps the grandfather figure with his back to the viewer is instruct...

José Angela Aguilar, sometimes known as Joe Aguilar, was the son of Susana Aguilar—a well-known potter—and is known to have painted pottery for his...

This painting is certainly of the early 20th century time and was most likely painted by one of the four major painters from San Ildefonso Pueblo—J...

Julián Martinez is best known for painting the pottery of his wife, Maria Martinez, but he was an accomplished painter as early as 1920, often depi...

It can be said that Vigil's was of the style of most early 20th century pueblo paintings, that is it was simple, two-dimensional painting. He outli...

Abeyta has painted in a number of styles over the past few years. He is a creative artist and ventures into new styles and new subjects constantly....

Quincy Tahoma: the Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist. Click on the title above to see more and comment.